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Henry Wise on bridging the inner divide and defining justice in <em>Holy City</em>

Henry Wise on bridging the inner divide and defining justice in Holy City

Jenny Bartoy talks to Henry Wise about the Southern gothic tradition, justice, and his debut novel.

By Jenny Bartoy | June 20, 2024

Rachel Howzell Hall on Grief, Strength, and the Purifying Nature of Fire

Rachel Howzell Hall on Grief, Strength, and the Purifying Nature of Fire

In 'What Fire Brings,' Howzell Hall sends her protagonist to the gates of Hell, otherwise known as Topanga Canyon in fire season.

By Nancie Clare | June 20, 2024

Riley Sager on the Power of Nostalgia and Nerve-Jangling Suspense

Riley Sager on the Power of Nostalgia and Nerve-Jangling Suspense

Rites of Passage Gone Wrong

By John B. Valeri | June 18, 2024

Emiko Jean and Jamie Lee Sogn Talk Writing, Representation, and the Pacific Northwest

Emiko Jean and Jamie Lee Sogn Talk Writing, Representation, and the Pacific Northwest

On missing white women syndrome, feminist anger, and the need for more Asian-American stories

By CrimeReads | June 17, 2024

James Lee Burke on Hemingway, Orwell, and a New Chapter in the American Battle Against Fascism

James Lee Burke on Hemingway, Orwell, and a New Chapter in the American Battle Against Fascism

Another wide-ranging conversation on the state of a nation's soul.

By David Masciotra | June 11, 2024

Ruth Ware On the Comfort of Thrillers and The Novelist's Duty to the Truth

Ruth Ware On the Comfort of Thrillers and The Novelist's Duty to the Truth

Jenny Bartoy interviews the British queen of suspense about her latest twisty tale

By Jenny Bartoy | June 10, 2024

Best Reviewed
Books of the Week

The Backlist: Joe R. Lansdale on a Forgotten Classic of Southern Noir

By Polly Stewart | June 10, 2024

Kat Davis Talks Pop Culture, Internet Obsessions, and The Dark Fairy Tale of Childhood

By Kate Brody | June 6, 2024

Greg Iles On a Lifetime
of Crime Writing

By Matthew Coleman Turbeville | June 5, 2024

The FBI Believes There Are Multiple Active Serial Killers Working as Long Haul Truck Drivers

The FBI Believes There Are Multiple Active Serial Killers Working as Long Haul Truck Drivers

In Frank Figliuzzi’s new book, he charts the investigation into America's "highway homicides."

By Kevin Canfield | June 3, 2024

Susan Elia MacNeal on the Conclusion of Her Series, Women’s Role in War and Coco Chanel’s Nazi Collaboration

Susan Elia MacNeal on the Conclusion of Her Series, Women’s Role in War and Coco Chanel’s Nazi Collaboration

In The Last Hope, Maggie Hope may be retiring, but MacNeal isn’t: In the works is a standalone and a new series

By Nancie Clare | June 3, 2024

Why Harlan Coben Decided Now Was the Time to Bring Back a Beloved Character

Why Harlan Coben Decided Now Was the Time to Bring Back a Beloved Character

The bestselling author discusses his newest book, featuring sports agent turned lawyer, Myron Bolitar.

By John B. Valeri | May 23, 2024

Abir Mukherjee on Writing a Conspiracy Thriller

Abir Mukherjee on Writing a Conspiracy Thriller "From a Position of Anger"

Conspiracy, manipulation, misplaced patriotism and bombs: Chasing America’s dark side in 'Hunted'

By Nancie Clare | May 8, 2024

The Backlist: C.J. Tudor on the Wild, Inventive Noirs of Michael Marshall Smith

The Backlist: C.J. Tudor on the Wild, Inventive Noirs of Michael Marshall Smith

C.J. Tudor and Polly Stewart revisit Michael Marshall Smith's 'Spares'

By Polly Stewart | May 2, 2024

The State of the Crime Novel, Part 2: The Future of Crime Writing

The State of the Crime Novel, Part 2: The Future of Crime Writing

"Everything's important, everything's on the table, and everything's fair game."

By Molly Odintz | May 1, 2024

The State of the Crime Novel, Part 1: Writing Life

The State of the Crime Novel, Part 1: Writing Life

"You can always edit crap. You can’t edit nothing."

By Molly Odintz | April 30, 2024

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